Welcome to Pride LO!
Sunday, June 1, 2025!
12:00-4:00pm
Millennium Plaza Park
Get ready to celebrate love and diversity at the second annual Pride Lake Oswego! Hosted by LO for LOve, this vibrant event will take place at Millennium Plaza Park and promises a day filled with exciting performances, inspiring speeches, and community activities. We are thrilled to announce that Poison Waters will be returning as our fabulous MC, bringing her unique charm and energy to the celebration. Last year, despite the wind and rain, we had over 1,000 attendees showing their support and enthusiasm.
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Photos by the wonderful Flashback Photography PDX @flashbackpdx
Photos by the wonderful Flashback Photography PDX @flashbackpdx
Photos by the wonderful Flashback Photography PDX @flashbackpdx
Photos by the wonderful Flashback Photography PDX @flashbackpdx
Photos by the wonderful Flashback Photography PDX @flashbackpdx
Photos by the wonderful Flashback Photography PDX @flashbackpdx
Photos by the wonderful Flashback Photography PDX @flashbackpdx
Photos by the wonderful Flashback Photography PDX @flashbackpdx
Photos by the wonderful Flashback Photography PDX @flashbackpdx
Photos by the wonderful Flashback Photography PDX @flashbackpdx
Photos by the wonderful Flashback Photography PDX @flashbackpdx
Photos by the wonderful Flashback Photography PDX @flashbackpdx
Photos by the wonderful Flashback Photography PDX @flashbackpdx
Photos by the wonderful Flashback Photography PDX @flashbackpdx
Photos by the wonderful Flashback Photography PDX @flashbackpdx
Photos by the wonderful Flashback Photography PDX @flashbackpdx
Photos by the wonderful Flashback Photography PDX @flashbackpdx
Photos by the wonderful Flashback Photography PDX @flashbackpdx
Photos by the wonderful Flashback Photography PDX @flashbackpdx
Photos by the wonderful Flashback Photography PDX @flashbackpdx
Hosted by LO for LOve
Started in 2016, LO for LOve was founded by community members concerned about student reports of racism at Lake Oswego High School and the national climate emboldening acts of hate against many groups of people. With the aim of uniting people to spread compassion and love and taking their support for an inclusive community to the streets, the group planned a family-friendly walk in downtown Lake Oswego. Over 300 people joined in solidarity in a peaceful and positive show of love and empathy. The groundswell of community support led to the group’s continued advocacy for diversity, inclusion and equity in Lake Oswego.
We work to make Lake Oswego a place where all people feel integral to our community and have equitable access to opportunity and resources. Diversity of race, ethnicity, national origin, culture, religion, economic status, disability status, veteran status, sex, sexual orientation and gender identity are treated with respect, celebrated and woven into the fabric of the city’s events and institutions, including government, businesses, civic groups and schools, to our collective enrichment.